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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-16

riers wsaid - ssuf aus. 20 thst ss : re-
suii, ws may sse ssean meFuhanimen
showing their heels 70 TIE Tssseis witch
~ hare buils 70 annshiiats fhsra.
Thsy ny tie Asla1ts msy be abb 10
rake II ksots 80 hear ubsu he eyliH-
dsrs and BEARINGS u thu engines become
smooth b vsFki2e. II this Is true, 30
mneh tie better. Bai this fact d9ss nos
sTsnse The iIi-adyisea action Of rsqaif-
ina bat - kuots PER boar e. 5 maxi
m7m. vita our preseus limited facsi-
ties for boildinR steel shipz. il Is iz-
possible 10 t1ru eat Gxeyhc1nda =
every time. Some Of cur new vessels
may Be capable q attaining merely tire
requisite 10 knota. Hos vAiaabis vii
sch ships Be ten o. sftsen years from
this timer II eass % var there VII
not Be . usFshsutmen on the sea Which
viii not Be sbls 70 awe Der sEash 70
snso 8 cruiser. For this reason. We
thisk the requirements for speed shoule
be higher. A cruiser eapabls Of nakine
is or II knots a. sea may BE- rsrnark-
ahly fast nor, bat 10 8 feW years thai
speed will be ian seratisely demanded II
sassssss service Is desired. Cruisers
making bat u knots 40 hour gill 90
little else than take second posiiisns ia
stern ehasss.
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IHE NKw CHrssERS.

The trial trip OF she nee cruiser A..
lanta seems 10 have been a saccesS
Ualiks the dispatch beat, Dolvhiu. che
accomplished more than was tsqairea
Of hsr. An average speed Of is1s knot.
was attained for ak consecutive hours.
while ~ times the vessels speed sx
ceeded Is knots per hour. Naval iadres
express the opinion that the new craft
will b able. without doubt. 10 make the
required sea speed Of Is knots.
The new cruiser has tins eouae np O.
expecsationa and perhaps everybody
ooeht 10 be satisfied. rsers are ugzny
Who are not. nevertheless. II Is nos the
speed OF she nep ship which oscasiezs
dissatisfaction. bat the very moderate
expectation shown. Ia other words.
there are many who Anliese the reqeire
ments were nee sufficiently exArtisc
There are many Who doabs the uisaou
Of placing tbe 50 speed requirement. 81
a modern cruiser ~ thu low hruss OF Is
knols These new ships are bsli 30,
oaly for service to3ay. hut Tor service
ave. zen and fifteen years hence With
the present rsps8 sdvAscemsnt 10 shs
attainment Of spesd ey steam veSssla, il
SCENE tally 10 Fpqairs ef our cruisers
nothing norc than - accomplished hy
some Of the siow ocean steamers. Ts ~
sure. these sew ''caaussrcs Sestruvrfs''
will have littls difA,uliy To clssstus
from the sess sny sAiiiue vessels shas
NAV ehaaee 60 ran ia their Wav. has il
viii rot be sseS An EASY matter % san
down the merchant stsauzers shAi are
fasi sarereed,uE sailing crafts Spesd
is an important iteua uews3ays sad shs
fFesshi steamships wsioa ply On tie As
iantie arr eApshle Of making uear,y -
aany, IL nos quite - many kasts - .
reqeare5 fnosn Cur ns~ ear ships II tss
sssns q so ontArsAk Of Ansfsi.ties o.
nenEm cHg tie 81 SIZES n tese car.
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a FEIseSEus BrrE,sE.

tft8atH Ias.sf .fsf6ra
= remarkable sceUe sas witnessed ia
= Rreak'vn court the other DAY,
Ore " lliam Henry was aFrAiened on
The eharea - harElarv.
~ VIII b. aliaHad 60 defsnd uys-,fg''
Asksd the prisoner.
"C.Ftaiuly, fepl,s3 the Ia3ee, Ii i
vcur rishtT
william II snry waited % hear ~
more. He ssiisd into the bench ike q
mall ~ stone. ard gave tha Ia'ee a
,l3ppcr IN bis ueb so3 dta o. bis
nread basket, Palisd avav frorn his
reaHr hy $50 eth ,srz. BE- preceded
70 lsv them ga Jhrir backs. aud then b.
'arnfi tis stFgaSion % the jaFv. With
aaa fcu swnap ~ kue,trA ent sl1 il
mrs waeesavna th- III be-s "a q a tasir
hats ard pre.iptatt}F I'D fFeul ite
saartr'saus. Ise rrtssasr thsu m sts Ter
re sher 2 at that "a ser bad ben ~
iufaread ev sirarr y - aaa aftsr a
tssysFsta struggle Wd4An h nrv wss
rseud hsoa Aad foot sn2 sirsp~st aswr
90 q chAiF
MatuSi exp ga tt.@gs taru tusaed. q a
The pr'sener 80 tgf-ra-ed tsat ns hrs
los % defsuza Was sataiiy nat ~ asdrF.
= lswyeF Soula ~ suroiuie3 60 cazauet
4 fos him. Rssul', tsa YEARS 70 s.uc
~ina.
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GoLD avn SILVER.

Alone her fathers nsld thsy strayed,
Ar fiscked With oowslips yellow.
A ittle dainty gold-haifsd maid,
A stardy nins year felIoR.
And there loves eoarsa they two began.
can. the-ny path for tresdineD
Apa vowed when they we're maid and
man
The town should zee wedding.
Their golden eutls Sere blown and
hlent,
THROUGH watts Of fragrance treadine;
And ohs they mnrmured, veil coutept.
"'lvi.l be a golden wedding"
. lis time" said he, ITO claim Der
vow"
And forth he sent aud found her:
Bus she was gfowu a beauty nov.
And half the town was round her.
see, SAYS be, you don't want
ne F'-
Though tears wsre ripe for shedding
Tn eiaa year eyes are good" says
she
Al. wasre's that golden wsdaincY
lie finBg away and left Der there,
such heart sore tear drops shedding
And sossips cried, Ia blauk dOsuair,
Hes spoiled she rarest Nediiosl'
Ii sailed the ssas, he beat tbs French,
Two score good wears be tarried.
And then he thought, That little
weuch--
Wonder II sizes msFriedYs
Nsxi week bind cid tar rolled past.
TIE Rabsed High street treading.
Ana sneieut eossips crovsd. AT last
We're Ike 80 have ths wediinCi''
she'd waited FOR him forty years
The gray th-iG locks Eers threading;
Aud some vita smiles. and some With
tears,
Beheld their silver wedding.
-. L..arhril-s
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TuE NORTHERN PACIFfC's RIVAL
che Tremendous Pace VIA which the
aanitoha RatIway T. CrussIHR
the Continent.


Nothire IN railroad building hereto
faFc N TIE NurthWsst has approached
RE rapidity ana ARMY like system witt
sh,ch she Manitoba Company q ssnd-
ar farEsri mster.ai for TIE eouaFnc-
san ~ TIE Moatsns line For tue past
tbrce uaautfs there hSve gsSs through
thts place dAily, ~ an ayeFaRa. l76 ears
ls6en wjth sli kiuds Of construction
maprisi. AZ Miro the present tesult-
uas - ths track, ts5 uillss vest o.
navii's Eakr. the conpany has laid
-ou o. tsE ike ten ulIies % sidiups 60
receive this material, ard slore both
s8das % these UuuleFoas trscks ar
pii-d Frest quantities - ties. bridge ma
lertsi Y.iil1 ard tAsusaats % the hezs
4aslisv % steel rails. said ar ol1 rasl-
Rad c1utracs 70 ~ ~ visiting Miug'. "ft
q Wor5h DAYS trsvei 60 So
these uoungafrs e eostiy uasterssl. .
Ana stiii u eoez f1y&arS To incrs asins
qusntigtss. Pr the psst tweutF four
arsrs So tFsluz have avsrazed one ~
sv ~ two haufs, Aad g l. sssisussss
foas 10 ssN rrqure twa hardrrd csr-
d4lv Sc entire simmer q tks IA
'sisl - BE- sfut frrsary3 O. a. tr-re nav
se no DELAY iB the aaiidine % this great
he - read AL sneiaes - ret sat at
ths terminus fsr the szi1adips afsrsius.
tat hasten haek ftsr Nefe esrz. sad IL .
rat sn u-cae uan sichf 70 80 ten e
thesa G7lster tro- harses % thNf re
;asn gfth a sEBz he - eaose car Attschs,a
- escb- sgsesefHz along tke tesrk ouly
tsu haucrr1 Yards Apsri In 81 tnts
gRsuii> ~ofk there : ~ cot fssaar, "a
sn sc,5aeHi e aHF kiud hz nesurfra
sEa III slate-isl = zep rsfrd snd o. aessd
ere "a san - G & at ths nisi-
naGa easst, TIE ras3 "a for bca3rea
utisa sfsi ~ Nfses e reaay re ths
rats. sad al tstdzs to1= - ga en- J.
ls0 tees leas sn3 eater A. -
eeUrlf tr8 fof t1staaes or s. ras.ss -
zen Z rslsf. SsNEaf ca esrps
a=s az asg ta SO 80 "a mslss Ia
s3es ese of issf YssE's ark mskfrr
rss@Y 80 tea arzy ~ ever I1lcs
zf4isge tEAs wssi EsaE tas.as.
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ceEEEgr &NO oNry uTCwtmr re.
rNRu


A tbt~sE1 rhntagrsrhsf hss hare
uiaca Interested IN sac 80 rs@,t ~ cae,-
pass O. psei Ess ehy ss % ast-sted N TIE
March f'aasaFF A fee dsss s-a D.
ftsak nsestsxs ~ tihtaass "a ~
~ss % sxrfssuaent. ard sy ssseessssv siv
saFserirn. 81 re- fArF upra ths nfqa w.
= a Falnessss. 4 2 Ekey, 81 z
aAfiss sesGssl. . Fs5cs o. a zarlasa. a
f1s4hssa fufsss sn8 notsh sesssa -
eas ssy9fes q prsftf fals p1elasrszh a.
a MaEwa@p
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The Deleware State Senste yesterday
passed resolution prohibiting Also
lately the msnWfAetaFe aud sale Of all
kinds Of imitation butter.
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The State Senate Of COanscslsus yes-
tsrday passed . resolution strongly f.
yoFinR protective tariff.
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ATTENTION. LADIES.

COMPUTING NEW ANn ElsEH Ant.
= A sif AZ ~ F-ezch tail r system for
-utlinz iFrsssfa Coax. etc. No Gu III
ous the tie piecs g. hack - which 20
20 n SIDE holy a. al other chart sys'e14s
Q, which kss taken Z "a resfs hard STUDS,
aad : Pr Yszr & 1venie 2s vel 3
mins Have also q Sieve SYST NJ Les
- given Any AAY And q al bozrN
Terra So PisAse u Snd ss@ ne.
so GGECHER-
MAE41n 81 sxtwssz sesa11 eza IAsfs,
seattle. W, 7, mh7ii
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Lhk PnsT-fsTELIIeEv CIR viii Get IN
esft4ke % return rejected uaBnsegipss
81 contributions must be sent with lhis
understanding
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WANTED.
FOB SALE

-
pFine lot, 7-room house and stable. Eley.
enth and Jackson streets, S250O.
Lot 3, 81 IS Terry's 1st, house and Ina
provements
Lots IS and 10. bl 12 MoAleer's, Ss25 and
$3.50.
The hest lots IN bl 81 Moss ~. $50 each
Clea-ed lots In Bigel0w's ad. SIS ana as.
Ri 30 Nsynard'sl axe Washington. s225.
lots 5 ard 3, hi % Terry's %. S2lO0.
Cleared lots. bi LAWYERS. Sa25
lots and 6. bl q Yesler's LIT, s52S.
House and lot on Sixth sweet $50
Furnished resfauran.s. 9225 and N20a
City hotel 5000 Steam laundry. sa.
loon and lodging house. Vacant govern
NEST claims. paft bettom land. so. I'm
owed ranches, $40 70 5000.
Mortgages en- solid property. Sin0 To
$40 02o. City and county sarip.
New end secondhand as fes In
outfit. $50.
Complete boarding and lodSirQ houss
ID rooms, on Columbia street Ss2s.
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PIANO TUNING.

DRoF. A. L. FRANCIS, OF PORT
1 and, will be in Seattle abaut the qsfh
OF this month, n ady 70 tune pianos. Any
one having Instruments to b. tuned viii
please leave orders at LowInau & Han.
toro :. api4 f2L
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Published In tie Post BnIidfax. On Nh
street, Eeatfie, Wash. Ter.
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TO CRY SUBSCRIBERS.

AiLff ae.ivefed, per Week...........z = escts
esiisefeds aesih............... 81 %
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wANrs-ToLEr-FoRsALE-Erc
WANTED.

AT TIE COUNTY FARM. A wo-
n man TO take care Of two iaVAlids i6rf
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THE LAKE SHORE AND EAST.
ERIN RAILROAD

rs SPENDING THOUSANDS OF DOL
u lars in the way of building whArves
ard coal bunkers in Minors addition.
which has
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sUHscRIPrIox RaTFs-EY Wan.
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NtntH
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AsANN
lJhaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-08
DoGS UryTED TO DEATH.

CHICAGO. Feb. THE people In the village OF Niles
Centre seven miles west of Chicago, have been waging
mercess war dogs FOR the last few days Yesterday
regular batcau hcll nearly every dog In the VII
lage being shot down on Saturday small smooth
haired black dog rushed up the main street OF the village
foaInng at the mouth and swapping at every object lie
All along the route crowds OF boys were playing OF
standing chatting and the brute attacked almost every
hoy he met r. number Of boys bitten has not yet
been a-certaincd. but II II said Ia be large.
The dog was the property Of Ernest Galiz whose son
was bitten Although diligcnt search has been made Tor
the mad brute hc has not yet been found ana great e
prevails from the fact OF his being Sun al Irse
Mr. Gaz and hs went 10 Dyer, Ind, to nave mad
stone applied 10 The wound.
POuGHKERrsIL. Feb. THE Wild dog excitement III
Pleasant Valley and the lower part OF the town of hyde
Park continues and another hunting party has been out
Fourteen OF the dogs seen, eight or nine being IN
one pack and Of them captured The captured
dogs resemble wolf. with sharp ears. long nose bs
legs and feet The crust the snow made the huhhB
had the dogs could hear the hunters long dstacc
The hunters estimate that there abot one huhuicd
Of the dogs roaming about the woods ana iarihs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-08
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

BERLIN, Feb THE Goethe Society has published a
hook containing the diaries and letters IN Frau stein and
Johann Won Hefder written by Goethe while In Italy,
DUBfS Feb 7-Edward Kennedy, OF Dublin. was to.
day elected by the Irish Natonasts OF South Sligo TO m
the vacancy caused by the decision OF Thomas sexton TO
st for Vest Belfast instead OF South Sligo, ho having
been returned by both distriots
MADRID Feb 7.-Irritation has been caused IN spalh
by the news the French Minister at Ianger mas IN
dced the Sultan TO the alteration OF
the portion frontier which adons Algeria so as 70
the fertile valley OF the Muweeya ver
and important strategic positions commanding III" cara
route TO the heart OF Morocco.
VIENNA, Feb THE Cabinet has agreed TO adopt one
OF three alternative proposals submitted Dy hungary Io
the settlement OF the petroleum dispute The Emperor
insisted that the matter should be settled before e
Ing OF the Delegations The Austrian ana i,ge, ~
Finance Ministers will resign after the next Dudget 10
completed, both being pledged to opposite views
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-08
STARTING FOR THE CARNIVAL
TWO SPECIAL TRAINS CARRYING 400 PEOPLE
MAxY MORE 10 90 TO. NIGuT

TWO SPECIAL TRAINS CARRYING 4OU PEof Lh-"o
MANY MORE TO 90 TONIGHT.
Two trainloads Of New Workers. on pleasure bent
started for tho Montreal Carnival from the Grand
Central Station at $50 p. m Yesterday. Each tram
was composed of baggage car, two coaches and SIX
sleeping cars. Both went over the Hudson hiVer
Railroad to Albany At that point one was shiied 10
the Delaware and Hudson Canal CoEpanys road ana
ran along the west shore of Lake Champlain 10 Non
rea and the other went by the Vermont Central route
through Vermont. On the Vermont Central tram
were three chartered One, the Garfield belongs
10 President Smith of the Vermont Central and was
occupied by party of six friends who are to be Ills
guests at Montreal this week
The sleeping car Montreal contained Erastns
Wiman his family and guests among whom are H. u;
Dun j. VI. Fitzgerald, w. j. Arkell and bernard
Gillian, OF "Judgc" Thomas Mast OF Harper 8
Weekly; C. DE Grimm OF The Evening Telegram
and " H. McDougall OF "The World" Ii Ia er-
pccted that Governor Hill and Colonel w. G.. Rice will
ioin this party tomorrow The third car ia No 4Si,
which IL known TO railroad men as President Depew
Travelling home. This had been place at the disposal
of Colonel George rlss and Thomas {. Acton Charles
A. Dana Flihu Root, surrogate Rollins, George W..
LYON, NJ. c. Bouvier, J. G. Tappn and Walter howe
accepted his invitation to ride In IL to Montreal.
During their stay there this party will sleep ana eat
the car.
On the Delaware and Hudson train was Worcester
excursion car in which were Mr. Nanarsdalc OF the
National Carbuiders' Association and number OF hs
friends There about 400 pleasure-seekers on
the two ira and many more are expected 10 start
for tho Carnival tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-08
ypw PROCESS FOR MAKING STEEL.

ror,sv,rIE. KY, Feb. THE co"r'1'Jo'r"" u"
,,orrow will publish a report OF tests made III III" P
orc. of one of its stai OF new process lot ""e"s ~
,,ing si.el A drill made OF new steei pohe'''''u "
,sr, minutes steel safe plate warranted 10 resist any
hr,,ar drill for twelve hOnrs. A penShhe te"po,y
, s emf the stem OF - steel key readily ana Win
49,, e blaie the nventor shaved uie hairs on MS arm
n,uber of other interesting and successi" 'es'' "e''
n,.de The inventor young blacksmith who Has , pe
exuerimenting with the process Tor ears a. WI" ,,,i
tar this tempering IL done without expense, ., s' u
1anor lie has also a process Tor coh'e,uns 'ya
i, st.I M small expense. lie claims 10 pca 70 axY
1so mates 40 elias c and hard as To 'urn paii % ea
so,n the heaviest gun constructed lhc ih.cnom
1. a .ecrcI not having been patented, ana .o'npag
, be. incoru uorated to push II, VITA ChireS uos"s
man ger II Is intended Ia call tne aen'soa
~ The Navy Department TO the discovery anu 10" '
Sa.,ities 10 test The steel made 10y the process
syyGUT HOPE OF SHERIFF ROWAN'S hhoo' 'rm 20 49,. -
n ,,v,pu, Feb THE special committee VI .o
s.n.,s appo,ned to inq ireino the men'a'eAp"e'y
Eiwood Rowan for the transaction OF puoio
oi the demented official today at Erc'ldonno
nhe committee took the testimony OF the phy
and officials The substance OF their sesnnlony
scias t The sheriff not at present III NJ meues'
Whsan was no transact either public or private vsues.
con cn,nmitiee will further investigate the suecs "
| saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-08
THE CARNIVAL or MONTREAL.
FORMAL OPENING OF THE ICE PALACE.
GLORIOUS WEATHER AND GREAT CROWD of

GLORIOUS WEATHER AND GREAT CROWD of
VISITORS.
MONTREAL, Feb. 7 (specfaD-fnis was was Vpicai
Canadian winters day. "Glorious weather." the sur
prsed visitors term ia The great winter carnival oi
1887 could not been begun under better auspices
The shining brightly the air was keen enough 10
be braclng but the cold OF that kindly order whlch
while invigoratng the system does not penetrate inc
bones and make humanity feel that life Is not "or'a
living The Ice castle has been surrouhdeu
all day by enthusiastic Americans VINO
are loud in their expression OF delight l"'n
the beautiful structure. The Governorde General, 'no
Marchioness and suite arrived tonight from otta""
They met at the depot by the Mayor and corpora
ton, snowshocrs I'm costume etc, and welcomed 10 inc
city, They then conducted to the leo palace whcn
beautifully illumned and looked superDiy grahu
and WEIRD and were presented with the freedom OF tne
city. The palace then formally opened py MS EAce
lency with appropriate speech. Domnion square WE
densey packed with spectators and cheer aei one''
went up. ....s
will be in reality tho beginning OF the sports
The committee has everything In readiness tne ms ms
block Of Ice the last nail the last bit OF Dunng sn
been perfected Tho trains have brought thousands OF
itOrs. The skating. hocky and curling INKS hIe u,
In readiness and tempt young limbs TO skim thcir kyy
surface The obOggan slides invite rapturous aeor
The cisp snow and the exhilarating air plead TOT ,ns
ENJOYABLE romp tho mountain. The sprlt OF + WI WI
sinking his meodc bells the city, says as PLAINLY "'
possible, 4" Bless you, my children; be happy !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-08
THE FIRE RECORD.
CRUSHED TO DEATH AT A FIRE.

NOZZLE, Feb. Fire this morning destroyed the
wholesale drug house OF NJ T. sprague * Co.. No Ii
North Waterst. The building and stock are total loss
The lots on the building is SsO0O-insured for $1,000;
and on stock S2o.OD0-nsurel for $1,000 H. Bern
stein Co stock OF boots and shoes was damaged con
sidcrably by water insured for $500. During the
progress OF tho fire the rear wall OF the spragno building
fell upon n rwostory brick structure and broke In the
roof aud walls. which fell upon nmbero of men engaged
in removing stock OF liquor belonging io James Nc
Donnr The heavy barrels and mass OF brick which Tell
covered Mcdonnell and killed him instantly. Frank Nc
Larry was seriously. but not fatally Injured. search
l. being made for others that may be under the ruin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-08
WILL THERE BE WAR IN EUROPEf


THE HORSE QUESTION.
LONDON, Feb THE Standards correspondents aset
affects to know on good authority that there
will be no war in Europe
nar.i von Moke in receiving deputation Of Conser-
vatve electors declared that the political situation was
ost serious and authorized the depuaton to give pub
licity to his statement
PARIS, Feb 7.-several members OF the AntEPatr'ouc
League have been arrested for placardng the city win
an appeal to the soldiers Of the army to desert from the
ranks or To shoot their officers A., -,
French comm anders along the German frontier nave
boon ordered avoid all exercises of their troops nRey
TO be falsely interpreted by Germany. ,,
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 7-Govcrnor Foraker received
telegram from Governor 0gesby OF Illinois m today =;
stating that he had appointed Colonel f. b. thompson OF
that state, now in Paris. State Commissioner 70
represent Illinois I'm the interest OF dealers In horses
France Russia and Germany. Acting on the sus9esIon
Colonel Thompson also appointed TO represent Vho
and cabled to that effect tonight IL appears thas
the authorities I'm those countries have Issued orders
against the expectation of any horses ana large hup
persons In illinois have made purchases ana are uhapie
to secure their property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-08
TELEGR1PUIC NOTES.


SALE OF IRON AND STEEL WORKS AVOiDbn,
ST. LOUIS Feb 7(Specfou-Judge Treat grtntoi 81 ornoi
this afternoon IN the United states Circuit Court
"a settlement OF the st. Louis Ore AMI Steel Company
ties TO the arrangements between to cfe
stock holders and bondoders and releasing the poeiM ~
Under this order tho possession Vi '
property at once and sale Is avoided.
ASKING AN ACCOUNT OF NEWSPAPER AsSEi -: 81, .
CMcMsAII. Ohio Feb IA Leonard, manager , o, lie lie
Sun Publishng Company has Mod petition asking o
appointment OF master u take Of the assets ol
company and To sell them and apply tho proceeds "
tDgushnen OF the debts Ile alleges tho company ~ l"so
vent and asks that the stockholders be assessed to pay ~
debts.
MENNONITEs IN CONFERENCE. 49,,
READING. Penn. Feb THE annual conference OF '"o
Mennonite Brethren In Christ. Of Eastern PcnnsyINaa,
peculiar religious denomination which baptzes '-
In the In mdwlnier, claims effect cures by ial
feet waHhngs at iih begun here to-day fco
ing Elder GchnIan, OF Lohgh County. prcsidoi
SHOT BY NOS-UNION MAN. ,
CHARLESTON Feb. 7(Speeai)-John Waters of It
nonunon brckayer. shot Charles Phillips mr"n @ i hal
wounding him seriously In tho chest Tue union '
higher while working at the scotch rIs
teran Church, and were driving on all nonunion app
for work.
SUICIDE OF MURDERER ,.
ERR, Penn Feb (kpecdi -tbrsiian = nchaus a.,
derer IN Jail awaiting uia couli'itle, Mimi.
night The murder oi Las uauti'r s'''
age twenty three.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-08
A srspIcIors nLAzE IN RROoKLYN.

Shortly after o'clock sunday night fire was dis
covered In the crockcry store OF Louis Komisky. No
AZ Broadway. Brooklyn Tho flames wcro estingdsed
with oss Of 500 on investiga,on II found that
the fire had been confined 10 the centre OF the store
among some straw. largo OF kcrosene stood
Fortunately tho flames failed a. set fire 20 the oil ko
rnsky arrested charge OF arson. together with
hi. SONS adopted son aud two workmen. Flre
Marshal Benamn Lewis. who made an Investigation oI
the preni.es stated that the evidence not SUFFICIENT
10 warrant detention Of tie prisoners Justice Naeher
parolcd them until Friday